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Encyclopedia > Trochodendrales
Trochodendrales
Scientific classification
Kingdom: Plantae
Division: Magnoliophyta
Class: Magnoliopsida
Order: Trochodendrales
Families

Trochodendraceae
Tetracentraceae


The Trochodendrales are an order of dicotyledon plants, comprising the families Trochodendraceae and Tetracentraceae. They belong among the basal eudicots, and in the Cronquist system were placed in the Hamamelididae.


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Trochodendrales (782 words)
SABIALES + PROTEALES + TROCHODENDRALES + BUXALES + GUNNERALES + CORE EUDICOTS: (axial nectary +).
PROTEALES + TROCHODENDRALES + BUXALES + GUNNERALES + CORE EUDICOTS: ?
TROCHODENDRALES + BUXALES + GUNNERALES + CORE EUDICOTS: benzylisoquinoline alkaloids 0; euAP3 + TM6 genes [duplication of paleoAP3 gene: B class], mitochondrial rps2 gene lost.
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